No, Global Entry I am aware of. It's a more recent NEXUS change (for entry into Canada) that requires declaring all food.

Same choices as GE kiosk.

Pick one of the following:

1. Don't bring food
2. Don't use NEXUS
3. Make a false declaration.
4. Use general public CBSA eDeclaration app where the word "food" is not on the declaration.

Option 5: when you hand the Nexus printout to the person who directs you to secondary, tell them you declared food because you have chocolate. For me, that's let me bypass secondary in YYZ/YEG 100% of the time. Unless the layout of the inspection area has changed in the last year.

Today YYZ transborder. Asking for passports from everyone. Claiming Nexus does not mean anything to them any more.

Glad I always bring mine.

CBP or airline checkin, or elsewhere?

CBP. Everyone else was business as usual.

Apologies if this has been answered in the 10,000+ threads upstream :p but I'm a little confused about renewal. I just renewed Nexus via (what appeared to be the shiny new) Trusted Traveler Program site. How do I get a new card? The site hasn't told me I need to schedule an appointment, nor has it told me a card will arrive in the mail. What am I supposed to do next? It's all rather confusing.



https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...82dad5fe82.png

Amazing.

From your screenshot, your're fully approved (no interview needed). A new card should arrive in a week after approval. Activate the new one, destroy the old one.

Correct. I was approved for renewal a couple of weeks ago. The card arrived a few days later.

Thanks so much for the reassuring replies. Very strange that the site doesn't have a couple of extra sentences that explains what happens next. Then again, it's a government site, so perhaps not so strange after all.

Has anyone tried to view or renew their children's Nexus application/acct with the new Nexus site? My kids are too young to have an email address. How does one go about registering a minor without an email? Also, the new site can be time consuming to use or a lack of. It times you out so quickly you have just a few seconds to think rather than to blink.

Yup, you said it first!

Any reason why you can't open/manage an email address for your children?

If you personally use Gmail (for example, you have the address [email protected]), your kids' email address can easily be: [email protected] and [email protected]. There's no need to do any prep work before using those suffixes.

Likewise, if you use Yahoo mail, you can use the "disposable address" setting, so that your kids' email addresses are: [email protected] and [email protected]. That takes 30 seconds of prep work in the settings.

And of course, you can easily set up email accounts for them on any free web email service. It only takes a couple minutes.

Also, do the email addresses even need to be unique? Have you tried entering your own plain email address in that email address box on either kid's online application?

I did this for my kids using my own gmail address with the +FirstName add-ons and it worked fine. I had initially tried using the same email address for all of them, but since it uses the email address as a login ID, they have to be unique.